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Chapter 20 Compatibility with Other VS Recorders
Song Import
You can convert songs created on a VS-1680/880/880EX/
840/840EX/890 or VSR-880 for use in the VS-1824 and copy
them as new songs to the current drive. This is called “Song
Import.”
840/840EX/890 or VSR-880 for use in the VS-1824 and copy
them as new songs to the current drive. This is called “Song
Import.”
When VS-1680, VS-880/880EX, VS-890 or VSR-880 song data
is converted, all the data such as mixer settings including EQ
(where applicable) and Channel Link, system settings such as
sync track and tempo map, locators and markers and effect
settings will be copied.
is converted, all the data such as mixer settings including EQ
(where applicable) and Channel Link, system settings such as
sync track and tempo map, locators and markers and effect
settings will be copied.
VS-840/840EX song data recorded on Zip disks only includes
the performance data (audio) and information describing the
tracks on which the performance data is recorded. Therefore,
mixer settings such as EQ and Channel Link, locators and
markers and effect settings are not imported.
the performance data (audio) and information describing the
tracks on which the performance data is recorded. Therefore,
mixer settings such as EQ and Channel Link, locators and
markers and effect settings are not imported.
* You can only create a song using Song Import that has the
same sample rate and recording mode as the source song.
* If there is insufficient free space on the current drive, Song
Import cannot be carried out.
The procedure for importing a playable copy of a song from
a Zip disk is explained below. If you wish to import song
data created by using Song Copy Archive or DAT backup,
proceed to Step 3.
a Zip disk is explained below. If you wish to import song
data created by using Song Copy Archive or DAT backup,
proceed to Step 3.
1. Make connections as shown below.
fig.10-01
2. Insert the Zip disk on which a VS-1680/880/880EX/840/
840EX/890 or VSR-880 song has been recorded.
3. Select the internal drive (IDE hard drive) so that it is the
4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].
5. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (SONG)]. The Song Menu
icon is displayed.
6. Press [F4 (Imprt)]. If you do not see “Imprt” in the
display above [F4], press [PAGE] until you see “Imprt,”
and then press [F4 (Imprt)].
and then press [F4 (Imprt)].
fig.10-01a
7. Press [F1 (SelDr)]. A list of drives appears in the display.
8. Press [
], [
], [
], and [
] to select the
source drive, and use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the
source drive partition. Then press [F1 (Back)].
source drive partition. Then press [F1 (Back)].
fig.10-02
9. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to move the cursor to the
song you want to import and press [F4 (Mark)]. When
[F3 (All)] is pressed, you can place or remove marks from
all songs. By pressing [F2 (SelSg)], you can view a
directory of available songs.
[F3 (All)] is pressed, you can place or remove marks from
all songs. By pressing [F2 (SelSg)], you can view a
directory of available songs.